Our current Arizona selection covers 20 profiles with published cat-service information in 10 communities. Compare the published services and appointment questions below; coverage is not exhaustive.
Choose the visit type before choosing the closest name
The Arizona records reviewed here include cats-only salons, mixed-pet salons with feline services, a dedicated cat room within a broader salon, and mobile providers. These are different arrangements rather than interchangeable claims of a quiet visit. Santina's Mesa page describes a cats-only salon; its Dewey branch also grooms dogs. Day of the Dogs in Goodyear describes a separate feline room, while Tempe Cat Grooming says it operates inside Fancy Pets, which serves both species.
For mobile care, AZ Pet Stylist's named East Valley towns establish a service-area lead, not an appointment at every address. Divine Feline's current website has differing geographic descriptions for mobile coverage. Ask the provider to confirm your street, parking arrangement, travel charge, and arrival window before using the map distance to choose. A directory pin is not a drop-off address for a van appointment.
Three pricing and scheduling traps in this selection
First, a nail-trim listing is not necessarily a full-groom listing. Bark If You're Dirty explicitly offers cat nails at Phoenix and full feline grooming at Scottsdale. Market Street Pet Place in Gilbert lists a walk-in cat nail trim, but the detailed bath and haircut tables are dog-focused. Ask for feline inclusions rather than borrowing a small-dog price.
Second, general opening days are not always grooming days. Johnny's Doghouse separates Tempe's Tuesday–Saturday grooming schedule from seven-day business opening. Velvet Bow's Harrison and Tanque Verde salons list different opening days and warn that they may close early after appointments finish. Confirm your actual arrival and collection times.
Third, published prices can conflict or describe different amounts. Tempe Cat Grooming's homepage service cards and FAQ give different prices. Blue Cat in Tucson separates coat-length packages from possible matting and weight charges. In the first case, resolve which price is current; in the second, ask which extras the groomer expects after assessment. Both questions are more useful than selecting the smallest number on a page.
Published by Nocturnal Devs with AI assistance. Source review: 2026-09-09. These are interpretations of the linked business pages, not site visits or an exhaustive statewide survey.
A count is not a measure of local availability or a service guarantee.
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Cat grooming, Bath and brush, Coat trim or haircut, Lion cuts, De-shedding, Nail trimming, Ear cleaning, Sanitary trimSetting: Feline-focused service within mixed-pet business
Which current price replaces the conflicting website amounts, and have you reserved me with the cat-grooming service?
Home-based, one-to-one feline care with coat-length packages and separate matting feesIndividual source review · 2026-09-09
Cat grooming, Bath and brush, Coat trim or haircut, Lion cuts, De-matting, Nail trimming, Nail caps, Ear cleaningSetting: Cats-only environment, Home-based salon, One-on-one appointments
Which coat package and possible extra fees apply, and have you received the booking documents?
